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#[http://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/index.cfm?fa=viewfeature&id=1184 The Global Impact of Rising Oil Prices 2005] | #[http://knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu/index.cfm?fa=viewfeature&id=1184 The Global Impact of Rising Oil Prices 2005] | ||
:*Historical effects oil shocks have had on US economy, China isn’t as dependant on oil but rather coal, rising oil prices are not a direct result of economically emerging countries. Europe and Latin America are also analyzed. | :*Historical effects oil shocks have had on US economy, China isn’t as dependant on oil but rather coal, rising oil prices are not a direct result of economically emerging countries. Europe and Latin America are also analyzed. | ||
#[http://www.iags.org/china.htm Fueling the dragon: China's race into the oil market] | #[http://www.iags.org/china.htm Fueling the dragon: China's race into the oil market] | ||
;*Chinas developing need for consuming more oil and the implications it will have on the U.S. | |||
*Chinas developing need for consuming more oil and the implications it will have on the U.S. | |||
Revision as of 03:27, 10 April 2006
United States vs. China
Two Economies Competing for the World's Black Gold
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China's Impact on Oil Market
- Historical effects oil shocks have had on US economy, China isn’t as dependant on oil but rather coal, rising oil prices are not a direct result of economically emerging countries. Europe and Latin America are also analyzed.
- Chinas developing need for consuming more oil and the implications it will have on the U.S.
